fillmore, to be exact. brought mom who can definitely attest to that. 73 years of her life in the fillmore area. and here both i work and live and so i can definitely attest to what was just said in terms of not even knowing if we would be able to continue to live where we currently stay. and every morning we both actually thank each other because we live together and my mom is always telling me how thankful she is that she has me and we're able to live together because, if not, she doesn't know if she would actually be able to stay in a city where she was born and raised. and i don't think we ever thought about that, living together for so many years that we'd actually come to this in terms of not being able to stay in a stay where you've lived. you know? and this is like second generation. so, definitely, definitely, highly supportive. we definitely need to look that the crisis. it hits home. it is hitting home. and something definitely needs to happen and i don't want to tick up all the time, but mom sai

there's no room to develop on fillmore street. this is an opportunity that we can see the time right now. we can get the affordable housing and get it going to build before we scare these developers off and then now you're going to have loft-style condos that's built there. thank you very much for the opportunity. i really hope that we can move this thing forward. i really hope so. thank you. >> good afternoon. todd david on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. i just wanted to address a couple of points. i've heard the term or the phrase a developer giveaway or density giveaway a couple of times. i just want to point out that another way of looking at that is the ability to build more housing for people who live in the neighborhood. right? like that is what they are doing by saying that you can create more housing units and making more housing available for people who live in the neighborhood and you are also through that density control, increasing the number of 100% of tooerable housing units in there. so, that

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e.p.a., news breaking, ace on the case, dealing with over in the western addition, what they call fillmore, i call it the fill-no-more. we don't have this, we don't have that. ladies and gentlemen, your truly, ace washington will be back writing with the washington post. all the issues that i had to go through with the tears, here we are in 2018. what does this mean? we might have to wipe it clean. news breaking, right here in city hall, you all. i'm trying to tell you all. sometimes, i call it silly hall. but i'm going to tell you why i call it silly hall. it's not because it's funny, it's because these issues is just like washington, d.c. this 2018, we've got to wipe it clean. my name is ace, and i'm on the case, and i'm working and hoping i can work with this administration; and i'm not naming no names. my name is ace. >> president cohen: good afternoon. next speaker. >> vice president, san francisco building trades. i stand here in support of the proposed general plan for india basin. for many reasons, i think that tim might have touched on early, but as we in the building trades, and

police make a rest in a triple shooting in the fillmore district. officers say around 6:45, a car pulled up in the area and started firing. 2 victims were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police took 2 suspects into custody. no word on a motive. >> tonight, a major traffic alert in san francisco. the main artery to the bay bridge is shutting down for work on the closed trance bay transit center. first street between howard and mission street will be closed overnight for the next few days. ondrea is live. ondrea, this couldn't have come at a busier time. >> elizabeth, more than 1 million people are expected in san francisco this weekend for what will be a busy weekend. take a look behind me. are you getting a sense of dij@ vu. what was happening on fremont street now happening on first street. >> work is done to show four levels of the -- >> the jacks that have been holding up fremont street will be moved to first street. mark with the joint powers authority says the beams of the first street are not cracked. >> what we

i'm talking about the fillmore, i'm calling it the fill no more. so i ain't got to talk no more, not mentioning no names. but our community is aware. through my investigation, i'm like senator leahy out there. one man stopped the procedure and it will be revealed in my articles. if it had not been for ace on the case, appropriate things would have been going on with that building. somebody sitting on your committee right now is in charge of that. my name is ace, and i'm on the case and i'm here to let the city and county and all the politicians, everybody must come clean in 2018. i'm not going to tolerate in the african-american on both sides of the city, on the west side, and the east side, because in the middle you have the buildings, that's corruption, too, because it comes to the administration prior to you all. [bell ringing] >> supervisor kim: thank you. i guess our phones are beeping because of the national wireless alert system. seeing no comment, we will close public comment. colleagues, are there any further questions or comments? if not,

fillmore, the mission, and from my old neighborhood -- ingleside/lakeview. we had differing histories of academic and personal involvement. black and brown 'excellence was in full effect. it was always a rigorous environment. a student must be well prepared. i reviewed the sarc for willie brown middle school and i find statistics that are concerning. only 10% of the students in grades 3-8 and 11 are meeting state standards for math and only 20% e.l.a. standards. basically, what i want to encourage you to do is to slow down this process and allow us to work with you to create a transition program that supports these and other students to close the achievement gap. >> vice-president cook: thank you. >> that's your goal. i know you would want that for the students at lowell. >> dr. matthews, president cook, i'm terry aybad, lowell alumni association. is there a problem to be addressed? yes. we agree there is. due to the fact that willie brown middle school has no existing track record of applications and admissions to lowell, they've been excluded. that needs t

protected bikeways on valencia, pedestrian improvements at upper market and south van ness, the 22 fillmoreand 16 street munimobile project and the potrero gateway park and bus passes and bike training programs for residents. the construction of the project is expected to start in december of this year. item three before you authorizes our office to accept and expend a total of $40 million for the 2060 fulsome project. $9.3 million for housing and $4.7 million for housing. the 9.3 million will support the development of hundred% affordable project with 127 units including 29 units for transitional aid use to be developed by the mission economic development agency and the chinatown community development corporation. the housing will include community serving uses including services that will be provided by good samaritan, mission graduates and a cafÉ and public restrooms that will be adjacent to the park. the $4.7 million for transit improvements will support protected bikeways on 13th street, protects project -- pedestrian countdown signals on folsom, and a bike program for residents. const

organize enterprise in the city and county of san francisco you originate by ethnic cleansing in the fillmore area by justin herman. any further compound the problem years before them in the forties , with chemical warfare, by using hazardous chemical materials, and the hunter's point area which kills thousands , probably millions of black people. it just flows. as a result of your employment discrimination against blacks, and every department within the city, and numerous testimony took place, i find it odd that the two black females in the authoritative position failed to appear. and they have the audacity to tell us about employment and about how you don't appreciate us talking about employment and people who are making $184,000 for sweeping up shipped off the street. and you say it was $80,000 and i was being disrespectful. it is not $80,000 a year they are making. they are making a hundred and 84,000. i appreciate you talking to me like that. it just flows. s.f. glove --, gov, please. the bay area has an increase in modern rent. given the neighborhood sponsors with more than 30% of the d

my name's larry spiller in the western addition, fillmore district. in terms of working with the community lime is the only scooter company who came out to hutch and put people to work, these 40 people that i can think of in the western addition. they went to the bayview and put 20 more to work. during that process, they got more than just one item on the table here. they've got the e-bike that they're not being able to put out on the road, and they have the regular bike they're not being able to put out on the record because they've been denied to operate. and these jobs they're taking away from the western addition are hurting households, seriously. and people need the income. and if you would support lime and let them operate, they could get their e-bikes back in, and there would be more jobs in the western addition that we've been forgotten about. lime's the only company that reached out to us. not scoot and the other companies, but lime. i'm through. have a good one. >> supervisor safai: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is sam did evore. we've

the fillmore goes down. we have better criteria regarding the geotechnical expertise in the panel. and also we ask people to get the settlement. the ten year settlement after the c.f.c. the developer is welcome to do that because they want to see what kind of settlement to prove the building is good. they say they are down to the bed rock. that is what they want to say to make their building more safe. the public wants us to do these kind of things. and then to answer your question , we learned from l.a. and l.a. learned from us, we are all in parallel. i think we are going better now with the code and then we improve on it. >> all right. thank you. i appreciate all your hard work on this. >> i know director, when we have these conversations in the past, looking out to other cities as the last question referenced, has always been a key interest that i have held and i know we had some issues of going internationally on the pacific rim to cities like take it -- tokyo. yet we have, beyond l.a., other west coast cities like seattle that are in a tall building boom as well. we had signi

that's the best -- millard fillmore sat on this bench. he came back, it's bananas. leader of the party is like actually twitter is the leader of the party because they keep gravitating to whatever is trending, we'll abolish i.c.e. kennedy: is avocado toast in the lead? >> there is nothing wrong with avocado toast. kennedy: only a second for the hollywood outrage machine back in action, kristen bell who plays ana in "frozen," she's asking her daughters, don't you think it's weird the prince kisses snow white without her permission, you cannot kiss them when they're sleeping. in other words, no consent, she said she won't let her daughter watch cinderella or little mermaid because the movie lacks her values. blah, blah, blah. the amazing thing about snow white, the prince isn't kissing snow white because he's trying to butter her goodies, he thinks she's dead, he's saying good-bye. this is sad. >> this is what happens when cartoons are social justice warriors. you guys ruin all the fun! why can't kids just watch. this shows you they really don't like men. >> oh! >> th

i am from the fillmore. they call it the fill no more because we don't have anything. we can't talk about housing and none of that. >> hello. my name -- my name is sarah. i'm with the housing rights committee. this shouldn't be something that has had proposition ten. it only lets the city pass local law. all it is doing is giving you all permission to debate whether you have a better rent control law or a stronger one. it does nothing to mandate anything. in san francisco, this is a clear case of you are either for rent control or you aren't. you can't pretend to be for tenants and against evictions and not vote for this. we know katy tang, you have never been for tenants and always been in the pocket of developers. but for the rest of the supervisors, including supervisor safai, apologies. safai. that this is a clear case. if you believe in rent control, you need to vote for this. because in this city, whether you live in the marina, the excelsior, the bay view or the sunset, we have a rent crisis. you aren't for rent control. if you don't value -- vote for our abilit

i am a associate minister at golden gate church of christ and i was a minister in fillmore at the uptown church of christ. my passion, my ministry has paced me in working with people that are in crisis for mental health. i think i can bring an experienced eye to the board if i am appointed. thank you for your time. do you have any questions for me? >> have you attended any of the meetings in the past? >> yes. >> so what has been your observation? >> i believe that reasonable experience can be brought to the table and making suggestions for the actual board to act on. it's a lot of people on there. i met with elaine on several occasions and i've been to executive meeting as well. it's a place where reasonable implementation of policy can be started. i know we don't have the power to start anything but we do have the access to make a suggestion. i think i would fit great on that board. >> any other questions? >> we'll call you back up. the next applicant is virginia brasky. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. i am applying for a family member feed on the board. i am a mord

this will be christened under the name of one of the most famous female poets to come out of the fillmoreank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you colleagues, we will need to take a roll call vote on this item. please call the roll. [roll call] >> supervisor cohen: thank you, very much. this ordinance passes on the first reading. madam clerk, it is after 3:00. i believe we need to go to our three cheap -- special order. >> clerk: item 30-33 comprise the first special order at 3:00 pm for a public hearing of persons interested in the certification of a conditional use authorization for a proposed project at 143 corbett avenue issued by the planning commission. by its motion dated june 21st, 2018. item 31, 32, 33 are the emotions associated with the public hearing. >> supervisor cohen: all right thank you. colleagues, we are in receipt of a letter from the appellant, mr gary vice of corbett heights neighbors. he is withdrawing his appeal. i want to recognize supervisor madeleine to make a few remarks -- supervisor mandelman. to make a few remarks. >> supervisor mandelman: i want to thank the

you did it to the fillmore addition, russian addition, two different ways discriminated against black, with the technique there and the technique that the army used to displace blacks with the chemical warfare on hunter's point. >> supervisor kim: any other members like to speak on items 1-3? seeing none, public comment is closed on these three items. i did just see an email from our city attorney 15 minutes before the committee hearing asking us to make some clarifying items to make the language clear in terms of the action taken by the committee today. do you have any comments to make? >> deputy attorney, john givener. coordinated with supervisor peskin's office, basically clarifying, correcting one where we had on the original resolution, the city had informed the property owners 60 days before the annual renewal date that we were planning to terminate, rather than 90 days, reflected in the amendment, and adding result clause authorizing the planning director to record a notice following the adoption of these resolutions. >> supervisor kim: thank you so much, mr. givener. we have t

september 7, first alarm, 500 fillmore, six displaced, no injuries. september 10, cliff rescue, glenn canyon, adult male was stranded on a rock and rescued. september 6, john baxter wanted me to mention this because he was first on scene. a female adult was in the bay and rescued by fireboat three. she will recover. september 11, first alarm fire, 211 bayshore. no injuries or displaced. also on september 11, two alarm fire. september 13, a vault fire, folsom and superior, underground fault caught fire. we worked well with pg&e and sfpd. communicate with building staff during the incident. construction site was temporarily evacuated, as well. on september 19, another first alarm with displacements at 6365 henry street, three-story type five. fire extinguished with no injuries. 11 adults, two children, one pet displaced. red cross notified, as well. on september 20, cliff rescue and bay rescue at aquatic park. crews located the victims and setup a rope rescue and water rescue. i'll show you a picture later in the appreciation of that rescue. also on sep